Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How do I register to vote?

Where can I get forms to register to vote or update my registration information?

How do I change my information? Name/Party/Address

There are two ways a voter can change their registration information (1) Send their voter registration card to us with the change (new information) marked on the back, (2) Complete a voter registration/change form annotating the new information. Regardless of the option used, the form MUST be signed with the voter's original signature. By law, we cannot accept emails or phone calls requesting a change.

Where do I vote?

What if a card arrives for someone that does not live at my residence?

Please return the voter card to us via the USPS as a return to sender. By law, we will have to send another card to the same address and if both cards are returned to our office, that voter will be made inactive (existing registrants) or denied (new registrants) by the Statewide Election Information Management System (SEIMS). If the card does not come back to our office, we must assume that the voter lives at the address where the card was mailed.

What if I cannot enter or visit my polling place?

If you are unable to enter your voting place due to age or physical disability, you will be allowed to vote in your vehicle. By law, every polling place must offer curbside voting. The polling place will have clearly identified locations outside the polling place to denote the area used for curbside voting as well as a means to alert poll workers of your presence outside. The precinct officials will bring the ballot and voting forms to your vehicle.

If curbside voting is not an option, you can elect to choose to vote absentee by-mail. For more information about absentee by-mail voting, please click here.